Rolling Stones - The Ultimate Coll. [3 DVDs] - DVD

"Get Your Ya-Ya's out"
"The Rolling Stones' Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out - The essential albums of all time"
Featuring extensive rare live archive performances by the Stones, this is the powerful review of an album which has been hailed as the greatest live recording of all time. Recorded in November 1969, just five months after the tragic death of Brian Jones and while new boy Mick Taylor was beginning to settle into the band, the album marked a watershed in the history of the stones. Packed with classic material such as Jumpin' Jack Flash, Sympathy for the Devil and Honky Tonk Women, this was the Stones saying farewell to the sixties and looking forward to the new era ahead.

"World's Greatest Albums: Stones Big Hits"
By the mid sixties, The Rolling Stones had established themselves as one of the most successful rock bans in the world. After bursting on the scene in 1963 with their dynamic version of Chuck Berry's Come On, there followed a stream of classic hit singles, including Not Fade Away, The Last Time and of course the timeless (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction. In 1966, it was decided to gather these and eleven other hit singles on one compilation album. That album is regarded as a classic of its kind; its status has been enhanced by its rarity value. The album was called Big Hits. This unique DVD tells the story behind a landmark ablum that reached #4 in the UK charts and #3 in the US. It features all new interviews with those closet to the group, including actress and singer Marianne Faithfull and Keith Altham, noted journalist and PR assistant to Mick Jagger. We also hear from Anita Pallenberg, the actress, model and fashion designer with famous romantic links to the band. Together Marianne, Keith and Anita provide personal memories that form a fascinating backdrop to the story of the album. And there are the songs. By combining exciting archive footage of the band in action with critical analysis by a team of respected music critics, the programme is a superb re-appraisal of an album that is still regarded as one of the Stones' finest.

"Rock Milestones - The Singles"